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Multiple officers ordered to testify in grand jury probe into 2022 Uvalde school massacre

By Jamiel Lynch, Shimon Prokupecz and Emma Tucker, CNN (CNN) — Multiple law enforcement officers who responded to the 2022 school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, have been ordered to appear before a grand jury investigating the police response to the incident, a person familiar with the proceeding told CNN. Among those subpoenaed to testify are members

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Bend-La Pine Schools add two makeup days at end of school year after last month’s snow-related closures

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Bend-La Pine Schools officials told families in a message Thursday afternoon that they will extend the school year by two days to compensate for lost instructional time due to two snow-related closures during last month’s storms. “We will have school on Monday, June 17, and Tuesday, June 18,” the message stated.  In

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This couple has to leave Alabama or risk losing their eggs after state ruling forces providers to pause IVF treatment

By Isabel Rosales, Lauren Mascarenhas and Chris Youd, CNN (CNN) — “I just feel like I don’t even want to ever come back to Alabama,” Gabrielle Goidel said Thursday. Yesterday, Goidel was days away from having her eggs retrieved at an Alabama fertility clinic, after three miscarriages and more than a $20,000 investment in a

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Biden dice que la frontera con México “es un caos” durante un evento con donantes

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El presidente Joe Biden dijo a los donantes el jueves que “la frontera es un caos”, mientras sigue arremetiendo contra los republicanos por frenar la legislación que habría proporcionado financiación adicional y endurecido las normas de migración. “La frontera es un caos. No tienen personal”, dijo Biden a los donantes demócratas en

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Wyden, Merkley announce $27 million to support Pacific salmon recovery in Oregon

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) – Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., announced Thursday an investment of $27 million from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to help support recovery efforts for Pacific salmon populations. The federal funds are available due to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.  This investment builds on several projects Senator Wyden has

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Mississippi might allow incarcerated people to sue prisons over transgender inmates

By MICHAEL GOLDBERG Associated Press/Report for America JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A bill before Mississippi lawmakers might allow incarcerated people to sue jails and prisons if they encounter inmates of the opposite sex in restrooms or changing areas. State lawmakers advanced the measure Thursday out of a House committee. If ultimately made law, it would

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Panama’s judiciary orders arrest of ex-president holed up in Nicaragua’s embassy

By ALMA SOLÍS Associated Press PANAMA CITY (AP) — Panamanian authorities have ordered the arrest of former President Ricardo Martinelli who has been holed up in the Nicaraguan Embassy since receiving political asylum from that country earlier this month. A judge on Thursday approved a requested change of Martinelli’s conditional release that had stood while

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Some Republicans are voicing doubt over Alabama IVF ruling. Democrats see an opportunity.

By CHRISTINE FERNANDO Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats and reproductive rights groups are seizing on a ruling this week by the Alabama Supreme Court that plunges the future of access to in vitro fertilization, commonly known as IVF, into uncertainty. They’re banking on the decision, controversial even among Republicans, motivating voters this year much

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A Michigan toddler’s shooting highlights new gun storage law and other states’ strategies

By KATHLEEN FOODY Associated Press A Michigan man is the first person to face charges under the state’s new law requiring gun owners to keep weapons in locked storage containers around minors. The case is bringing attention to similar state laws across the U.S. and when prosecutors pursue charges. In Michigan, authorities say Michael Tolbert

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